4th Regiment of Foot Officer with The King's Colour

This striking 1/30 scale figure portrays a junior British officer of the 4th Regiment of Foot carrying the regiment's King's Colour—the large Union Jack that signified royal allegiance on 18th-century battlefields. In the center sits the monarch's crowned cipher, with the regiment's number "IV" in the canton, reflecting the regulation colors carried during the American Revolutionary era.

Color-bearers and the officers assigned to them were prime targets in combat; keeping the flag aloft helped rally the line, dress the ranks, and signal the regiment's position amid smoke and confusion. In the regiment's striking red-and-blue regimentals and a commanding marching pose, BR104 is perfect for redcoat formations, battlefield vignettes, and display scenes built around British regimental colors—paired with the 4th Foot officer carrying the Regimental Colour on the other half of the color party and the 4th Foot officer shouting orders commanding the regiment, with his direct ensign counterpart in the matte 1/30 W. Britain British 43rd Regiment of Foot ensign with King's Colours carrying his own Union flag in the parallel catalog.

Model: BR104 Scale: 1/30 Finish: Matte